Harris’s Hawk, Jennifer Mancuso

The Harris’s hawk is unusual in the avian world for being a hawk that lives and hunts cooperatively in groups or family units of up to seven individuals. In Arizona, they build nests in large trees or even Saguaro cactus, often refurbishing and reusing an old nest for several years. The range of the Harris’s hawk is limited to a very small area of the southwestern United States but can be found as far south as Chile and Argentina. The Harris’s hawk stands 18 – 24 inches tall and has a wingspan of up to 47 inches.

Harris’s Hawk, Jennifer Mancuso

Price: $255.00
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Photo Printed on Aluminum with Matte Finish

12” x 15”

Please note - Harris’s Hawk will remain in Savanna Gallery until the conclusion of Fly Away Home on June 29, 2026. At the conclusion of the exhibit, a member of Phoenix Zoo Staff will be in contact to coordinate a date/time for artwork pick up. Shipping is unavailable and Harris’s Hawk must be picked up at the Phoenix Zoo.